Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-10
NORTH SHORE NOTES.
Wheat Sc cents.

NOhIa 0aOhE NOVGS.
Wheat Sc cents.
NJ. l.. Lasson, the tailor, is down with
fever.
Judge Harlee Of Cando was in town
Tuesday.
Bob Cairns drove down from I.augtlon
Wednesday.
J. J. Jollie, the st. John barber, was in
the city Monday.
The Episcopal ladies received fine
new organ Friday.
Sid Thompson is in Chicago laying in
a fall and winter stock.
Mrs. c. w. Kelly and Miss Terry loft
yesterday for trip to Chicago.
Dune Morris and George Carpenter
were down from Mnot Tuesday.
c. I. +. Wagner. editor Of the Dunscith
Herald, was in the city Tuesday.
Billy Doll camo down from Minot
Tuesday to go chicken shooting.
Louis Stenseth is building house OH
Sixth street lsx24 with an ample T..
Ii. N. Hager, Mrs. and Miss Wright
started for Minneapolis yesterday.
Mrs. Benham is much better, but her
long illness has made her very weak.
Little, Simonds 4 Co., of Duluth, have
an ad in this issue of interest to farmers.
Fl. w. Dickinson, district attorney of
Towner county. was in the city over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barrett drove up
from Bartlett Sunday and remained un-
til Tuesday.
Mrs. James Il. Reed has been very ill
at her home at Mouse river, but is re-
ported better.
Mrs. Peck and daughter OF Fort Tot
ten left yesterday for California, to visi,
Mrs. Peck's son.
Agent jerks, X. w. Bennett and 9th
/ ers have been chicken shooting in tho
Mouse river region.
S. N. Sorrensen has returned from
Clear Lake, Ia, bringing his brother,
Thomas Sorrenson, with him.
Hattie, tho only daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Marsh, died near Island Lake last
Saturday, aged II years and j months.
| Col. UIine spent Sunday with hi:
family here. He has been very busy
on right-of-way matters in Minnesota.
II. w. Davis, one Of the proprietors o
the North Dakota bank of Church
Ferry, was in the city Wednesday even
ing.
H.J. Randall, of the lang syne firm o
Randall Il Judd, came up from Park
River Wednesday,. lie declined to bt
interviewed.
Miss Jennie Pattio is attending tn
Ursaline academy at Grand Forks. Col
lUlines two youngest daughters lcav
next week to attend the same institution
Treasurer Ssrumgard and l. T.. Shell,
are building a double residence on cas-
Fourth street. What docs it mean
Each accuses the other Of it., and both de
ny it.
John Peterkin, the Fargo leather deal
or, was here Monday and Tuesday sec
ing his customers. He says the expar
sion Of all kinds of business here is yer
noticeable.
w. d. Heebner, of Lansdale, Pa
manufacturer of the Little Giant thresl
er was in the city over Sunday. Mr.. II
has served two terms in the Pennsyl
yania legislature.
Judge James Linden, who owns col
siderable property in this city, speI
j. Saturday and Sunday here with two I
his brothers -in-law-C. NJ. Thomas {
Philadelphia and F. w. Thomas of Day
i, ton, Ohio.
J. NJ. Scllmit, of Port Washington
Wis, has been visiting his son, Joll
P. Schmit, of Schmit Bros. 4 Bowman
Mr.. Schmit settled in Wisconsin in 1874
when Indians were rs thick AS whe
Ishocks in Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jane, Lryinan OF San
Ana, CAL, and Mr.. and Mrs. Moran
Eden Prairie, Mimi, were visiting NJ
and Mrs. J. 0. Perkins last week. Mr.
Layman and Mr.. Moran are sister All
brother of Mrs. Perkins.
The Devils Lake baseball club is no
coinpletely organized and fully unifo
med. The boys arc practicing eyer
day. After "doing up some of OF
neighboring mines, they propose to cha
lenge the victors in the match game
be played at our coming fair. This
business.
f. &. Jaffray and Geo. l.. Allen, tv
live passenger agents of the Manito1
road, came here Thursday evenil
and left yesterday for the end~of Il
>. track and thence by team to Great Fal
They will 90 to Helena. Messrs. Jaftr
land Allen predict that an unusual